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In lugnet.events, Hogne B. Pettersen wrote:
> An artist in Norway dumped three tons of lego bricks in fron of the National
> Museum of Art. An article about it can be found here ->
> http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1446562.ece
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> Here's a bunch of pictures taken from the event by a friend of mine ->
> http://flickr.com/photos/archibald74/sets/72157594295482217/
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> There are some truly wonderful creations there. There are several brilliant but
> oh so closeted lego fans out there :)
Hogne-
Thanks posting these! What an awesome event!
Are your photos available for downloading all at once and in higher resolution?
-Ted
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Those models really are great!
Do you know why they are so nice?
Because these people (amateurs) only had 1 color and a few brick sizes to work
with.... They didn't have 3,000 different elements in 34 colors to handicap
their creativity! :-)
Gary Istok
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In lugnet.events, Ted Michon wrote:
> Thanks posting these! What an awesome event!
>
> Are your photos available for downloading all at once and in higher resolution?
These are not my photos. It's a friend of mine who took those pictures.
They should be available in higher resolution via the "All sizes" link above the
pictures themselves. I don't think flickr has a function that allows you to
download them all at once, but it's such a huge sercive that I might be
mistaken.
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In lugnet.events, Gerhard R. Istok wrote:
> They didn't have 3,000 different elements in 34 colors to handicap
> their creativity! :-)
I know what you mean, I sometimes feel a bit intimidated myself
by the sheer diversity of the system - it's not only a blessing.
But I must say that some of the weird pieces in that selection
of 3,000 variants have spawned fun projects.
Perhaps there is reason for a "Dogma" movement amongst AFOLs?
"I plead to use only regular bricks and plates"
"I plead to use only the basic Lego colors"
"I take the liberty to make creative exceptions when I feel like it"
"I reserve the right to also build fun small-scale stuff on the side"
Naah. I'll just keep on building.
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